This was a clean install. I was trying to successfully get any version of linux to be installed on my mac. I was able to install Ubuntu 12.04 but had issues with having to try and manually configure wifi (though I was successful). I read that 13.04 improved support for the rMBP and so I figured I would try to follow the upgrade path. I upgraded to 12.10 only to find that the graphics card wasn't supported by the driver (I couldn't boot properly). I then decided to try some instructions I found. I found a copy of 13.10 amd64+mac.iso and was able to build a live usb to install it. I decided to do a clean install to see if many of the issues had been fixed (as was reported by the guide I was reading). A lot of little things were fixed (wifi, sound, and graphics work out of the box). While I have seen 13.10 improve support for the rMBP 10,1 (especially more so than many of the other distros), it still has issues to be worked out. I do not believe there has been any regression to have taken place since as I understand it most people give up upon trying to install linux to dual boot with the mac operating system due to EFI and driver support. I am happy to see the progress that has been made though and will gladly assist with testing and reporting back to try and iron out and bugs.
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